How to prepare clothes for immigration to Spain

Should I bring more clothes or less clothes to study in Spain? Is it better to bring more cotton-padded clothes or some spring and autumn coats? Do I have to bring so many clothes? Spain's climate is obviously Mediterranean, with dry heat in summer, rainy and mild in winter, and there are relative differences in different regions. Spring and autumn are relatively short. In the Canary Islands, the annual temperature difference is very small. The temperature in every region and city is different. Before the official account of WeChat, we had an article explaining the annual temperature in four regions of Spain. You can check the relevant temperature according to your region.

The type and thickness of clothes you take to Spain depend on the season and region. The seaside climate in Spain is mild and the temperature difference is small. The seasonal temperature in inland areas varies greatly, with cold in winter and hot in summer.

In Spain, clothes are not expensive. An ordinary jacket/sweater? About 20? You can buy it at 40. Okay. Generally, 2-3 coats of this kind are enough, so it is cost-effective to buy clothes in Spain.

Generally speaking, it is enough to wear a shirt and suit in spring and autumn in Spain, and sometimes a windbreaker is added outdoors. It's very hot in summer, so you need to wear a suit on formal occasions, and you can wear shirts and short sleeves on other occasions. You can wear thin sweaters with shirts and suits in winter, cardigans and woolen coats outdoors. If you need to wear fur coats, down jackets and other cold-proof clothes in cold regions.

It is recommended to bring more T-shirts, because clothes should be changed every day, so just bring more clothes at any time. Buy pure cotton You can wear long and short T-shirts in spring and autumn. Wear it alone when it is warm, and wear a coat when it is cool, which is very comfortable. Collarless T-shirts are very casual.

Cotton shirts are also very good, slightly more formal than T-shirts, and can be worn with ties in slightly formal occasions after ironing. Boys had better not bring polyester-cotton shirts that were once popular in China. That kind of shirt usually has a hairy surface after washing, which is very untidy. Moreover, the texture matches the color of the board very well (mostly white), which is not suitable for Spanish habits. It's best to buy a shirt with a pure cotton suit.